Welding Structures and Production - (2nd Edition)

Author: Jia Dong'an, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book is one of the "Welding Engineer Series Tutorials" written to meet the needs of students majoring in "Materials Forming and Control Engineering" in general higher education who intend to work in welding technology after graduation, as well as welding-oriented postgraduate students to understand and master the basic knowledge of welding. It also serves the needs of enterprises conducting welding engineer training and technical personnel in welding engineering to self-study the basic knowledge of welding. The main content includes: the generation of welding stress and deformation, the magnitude, distribution patterns, influencing factors, and their effects on the working capacity of welded structures, as well as preventive measures. The brittle fracture of welded structures, fatigue strength, and stress corrosion cracking, including their causes, failure characteristics, influencing factors, and prevention methods. Design of welded joints, structures, and details; design of welding production processes, including joint calculations, process analysis, preparation, and process evaluation. Design and production of typical welded structures, mainly introducing the design of welded containers, beams, columns, and trusses, along with typical manufacturing processes, and providing illustrative examples of processing. The entire book adopts the new national and industry standards. This book can be used as a textbook for university-related majors, correspondence courses, and training classes. It can also serve as pre-job education and on-the-job training for technicians and skilled workers with junior college or higher education levels. Additionally, it can be referenced by postgraduate students in welding and engineers and technicians engaged in welding work.